Valmet Automotive: Mintly’s expertise in certification is at the cutting edge

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Mintly provides Valmet Automotive with assistance in managing their SSL certificates. According to Timo Tuominen, responsible for IT infrastructure at Valmet Automotive, the importance of SSL certificates should not be underestimated, as they play a major role in highlighting the credibility of companies online. He says that Mintly provides easy access to assistance with digital certificates and that the company’s expertise is second to none.

Valmet Automotive designs and manufactures cars at their factory in Uusikaupunki in Western Finland. Currently, the factory produces Mercedes GLC SUVs as well as the new A-class Mercedes series.

Use of certificates increases credibility

The basic idea behind the SSL certificate provided by Entrust is that it allows a third party to verify that the content on their website really belongs to Valmet Automotive.

The basic idea of the SSL certificate provided by Entrust is that through it, a third party can ensure, when visiting Valmet Automotive’s website, that the content truly belongs to Valmet Automotive.

In today’s world, credibility in electronic media means credibility everywhere else. Certificates provide the basis for whether you trust website content or not, and reassures customers that the content is actually produced by us.

Timo Tuominen

IT Infrastructure Manager, Valmet

A flexible service

Mintly offers a range of service concepts – Valmet Automotive has chosen self-service – and this flexibility, combined with Mintly’s high level of expertise in certification has been very welcome. Tuominen has found that the people at Mintly are always helpful and easy to reach.

What Mintly offered us has worked well. Certificates should be virtually invisible to website users, and that’s what they’ve been.

Timo Tuominen

IT Infrastructure Manager, Valmet

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